The Latest Breaking News from Boris Johnson

This fiscal fiasco hasn’t dimmed the PM’s enthusiasm for bootleg Thatcherism. Only voters can scare the party straight, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Exclusive: Former PM aware of alleged harassment but no formal investigation launched, despite victim’s calls for official investigation

It comes after WalesOnline offered her some advice on how not to run a government

There are a number of options on the table – and hurdles

The PM is likely to face another rebellion if she drops pledge to raise benefits in line with inflation

The Liberal Democrats plan to table a censure motion calling for them to lose half of their additional salaries paid as part of their roles in Government

MPs are already pining for the golden era of Johnson and Patel, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

LIZ Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng are facing a parliamentary bid to dock their pay following their “gross mismanagement” of the economy.

The Liberal Democrats plan to table a censure motion calling for the Prime Minister and the Chancellor to lose half their additional salaries.

U-turns are an inelegant but necessary manoeuvre on the erratic journey of politics. Tony Blair executed one on his pledge to hold a referendum on the EU constitution, deepening integration in the early 2000s, while George Osborne engaged his reverse gear as chancellor over benefit cuts to diffuse an internal…

A public inquiry into Britain's response to and handling of the COVID-19 pandemic got underway on Tuesday, with a promise it would get to the truth, and expose any wrongdoing or culpable conduct.